pipeline

You can automate a full Directum RX development workflow by orchestrating multi-phase execution from research to implementation, validation, and packaging, generating a deployable .dat file and manifest .xml.

A multi-agent pipeline for Directum RX builds is a deterministic orchestration process that executes staged development phases, persisting progress in a status.md file for resumable, end-to-end task automation.

To validate code consistency and GUIDs before packaging a Directum RX solution, the pipeline performs automated MCP-based health, API, and package checks, blocking progression on CRITICAL or HIGH issues.

Yes, you can resume an interrupted Directum RX build cycle because the pipeline persists its state via a status.md file inside the project's .pipeline directory, allowing resume-safe execution.

Yes, the Directum RX pipeline supports optional Playwright E2E testing during the validation and system engineering phases to verify end-to-end functionality before final packaging.

Automated Directum RX packaging workflows require staged artifacts under a specific .pipeline directory and enforce Definition of Done gates, meaning progression is blocked if iterative repairs fail validation constraints.